A bunch more IT vendors have picked up shiny new Hybrid Memory Cube sledgehammers and are working with Micron Technology and Samsung Electronics to smash the memory barrier. Memory performance, density, and lower power consumption are all key to future servers and other exotic high performance computing clusters as well as for …

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Monday 2nd July 2012 20:33 GMT Giles Jones

Starting to look like the chip in Terminator 2.

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Monday 2nd July 2012 22:49 GMT pixl97

Boom

In this story to start Armageddon the Terminator only has to turn off his cooling fans and wait for his memory core to go thermonuclear.

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Monday 2nd July 2012 23:42 GMT Dave 126

It does like two different types nuclear fission reactor.

Oh, how I miss airbrushed cutaway diagrams in these days of glitzy CAD renderings.

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Tuesday 3rd July 2012 08:38 GMT Anonymous Coward

i welcome all our super speedy underlings ready to do our bidding

so Timothy this so called " Hybrid cube memory " is also called wide IO (4x128 bit) http://www.electroiq.com/articles/ap/2012/01/jedec-publishes-wide-io-mobile-dram-standard.html

Wide IO 2 http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/memory/display/20120606201618_JEDEC_Considers_Wide_I_O_Wide_I_O_2_Interfaces_for_PCs_and_Servers.html

so its perhaps Hybrid cube memory all the way in late second half 2013 all the way, i welcome all our super speedy underlings ready to do our bidding fitted as standard in ALL OUR new mobile, Static, and large PC devices got to be better than that slow and power hungry DDR4 stuff their trying to push :)

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